Chinese navy helicopter flies within 10 feet of Philippine patrol plane over disputed shoal
A Chinese navy helicopter flew within 10 feet of a Philippine patrol plane on Tuesday in a disputed area of the the South China Sea, as the Filipino pilot warned by radio: “You are flying too close, you are very dangerous.
Chinese Navy Helicopter Intercepts Philippine Cessna Over Scarborough Shoal
A Chinese Navy helicopter intercepted a Philippine civilian maritime domain awareness flight over the South China Sea in what Manila called a “blatantly hazardous action.” A People’s Liberation Army Navy Z-9 utility helicopter intercepted the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Cessna 208B Grand Caravan during a routine patrol mission over Scarborough Shoal today at 8:39 a.
The encounter followed Tuesday's near collision between an intercepting Chinese military helicopter and a Philippine ...
The US has accused China of “unsafe and irresponsible” action during a close encounter between a PLA helicopter and a ...
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The US condemned a Chinese Navy chopper’s dangerous moves near Scarborough Shoal, stressing that the 1951 US-PH defense ...
Several foreign missions in the Philippines have conveyed concern over the recent incident at the Scarborough Shoal involving a Chinese Navy helicopter that flew as close as 3 meters from a Filipino ...
The Philippines’ top diplomat has said he is “deeply disturbed” by a close encounter between a Chinese military helicopter and one of the south-east Asian country’s fisheries aircraft over a disputed ...
In a statement, the US Embassy in the Philippines said the US stands with the Philippines in condemning the unsafe and irresponsible actions by the Chinese People’s Liberation Army-Navy (PLA-Navy) in ...
Washington also reiterates that the Mutual Defense Treaty is applicable to any Philippine public aircraft ‘anywhere in the South China Sea’ ...
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